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Artist Statement:
This collection presents a
real unity, one uses, indeed
the same scale for the
reproduction. One foot percent
height gauges, what
corresponds in our metric
system to a scale of 1/600.
Because of their sizes, models
can be only of a single
detail. They are
established(constituted) by
several wooden trays or
"table" reunited some in the
others by a system of
fixation. The number of table
varies according to the
dimensions of the site. The
manipulation of the plans
reliefs is particularly
delicate. The cut of tables is
often irregular, coinciding
with elements natural as
streams, to mask joins. Tables
are made as a box, the top is
constituted by wooden blades
to avoid at most the
inevitable set of the wood.
This part is then sculptured
relief to restore the rough
terrain, the harshness of the
ground are then returned by
the chewed box modelled in the
hand.
The processes of flocage are
realized with fine synthetic
particles in the different
colours to return the aspect
of grounds and cultures. Once
the ended grounds, it is
necessary to pass in the
dressing of tables.
Fortifications, houses, public
or religious buildings. They
are cut except for in small
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Artist Exhibitions:
1993
At the Beginning of the works
on Namur's model commanded by
the Cultural Ministry of
Belgium with the cooperation
of Invalide Museum
1994
Expo in the city of Nantes.
Expo in the show of the model
and of games in Paris, silver
medal. At the end of the ...
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